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One of the main activities of FEPSAC is to organize congresses and conferences.
The certification process focusses on the standards for practitioners in the field of sport psychology who have an initial qualification background in either sport science, psychology, or both.
After having obtained the EU legal status as an International Non-Profit Organization (INPA) in 2015, FEPSAC is now eligible to be a partner in funding bids.
How to become a group or individual member?
FEPSAC consists of group members (associations of sport psychology) and individual members.
The General Assembly is composed of a fixed number of representatives from each group member (depending on the size of the association) and all individual members. The General Assembly is the main governing body of FEPSAC which convenes every year.
The Representatives Meeting is an advisory body to the Managing Council and is organised every four years.
The Managing Council is elected by the General Assembly for a four year period and can form working groups for different tasks.
One of the main activities of FEPSAC is to organize the European Congress of Sport & Exercise Psychology
XVlII Congress of Sport & Exercise Psychology
Timisoara, Romania
13 – 17 July, 2026
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REGISTER HERE In the realm of applied sport psychology, supervision holds a vital role in ensuring adherence to ethical standards, fostering professional growth, and delivering
Nobel prize winner, pioneering economic psychologist Daniel Kahneman passed away on March 27, 2024 at the age of 90. Daniel Kahneman was born in 1934
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